The individual and society / Dwyer, Helen

Humans are social animals who interact with each other. Psychologists have examined how people process information of a social nature.

Explores the role a person has as an individual and as a part of society, describing how personality and intelligence allow people to communicate and relate to each other and society as a whole, and discussing different types of social interaction and the rules of social engagement. Includes teacher notes.

Examines people as individuals and as social animals, analyzes the notions of personality and intelligence and considers how people relate to and communicate with each other and society.